The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-12
PERSONAL.

Mrs. J. A. LOGAN has sold the Logan home
stead in Chicago for SiJ,SOO.
Miss MURFREE the novelist Will spend the
most OF the winner in Boston.
CARDINAL. IANGENIEUx. Archbishop of Rheims,
Is called the Father of Workingmen" in bis
diocese.
EX-SENATOR TABOR first wife, who laid the
foundation Of his fortune is said by the cor
respondents to he living quietly in New York
She is about 40 years old, and is worth 100000,
Mr. WALKER, formerly Consul General at
Paris, will come home from Europe with his
family this month i will sell his place at
Exeter, n. H., and make his home at Washing
ton.
The Empress Eugenie's jubilee present to the
Pope is portrait of the late Prince Imperial
(godson OF Plus IX.l, framed in violets of anne
thyst and gold bees and supported by an
enalneled eagle with outstretched wings.
DAVID CRoNK President Cleveland's Adiron-
dacls guide, has left the woods for the first time
in years, and recently called on DR.. Ward in
Albany. lie isnow in New York city He is an
old man. and has been a guide in the North
Woods for many years.
Mrs. HELEN CAMPBELL, well known from her
book, prisoners of Poverty, is now in London
making Investigations in regard to London'S
working women. She will furnish a series OF
art icles on the subject TO one of the London
dailies and will also contribute to home publ
cations
Coz. LAMONT is very fond Of horse cling, and
he has been daily attendant at the Ivy City
course. He takes his wife with him in a buggy,
and, driving upon the grounds, selects a Sc.
cluded spot where he will not attract attention,
and watches the races from the carriage. He
never bets.
MARION CRAWFORD tells this story of Oscar
Wilde: wilde. says he, "came into my study
one day and sat down at a table. leaning his
head heavily on his hand" Here Crawford
drooped into Wlde'5 position. And he said,
An. Crawford, Crawford. | am feeling very sad
tonight. One-half the world does not believe
in God, and the other half does not believe in
me-"
WHEN Sir Charles and Lady Dixie were leav
ing his palace, the Sultan took up a small
packet which he asked Sir Charles TO accept
ms, though of no intrinsic value, it contained
some views of Constantinople." When ii was
opened at the hotel. the packet was found to
contain a gold cigarette box. with enameled
views Of Constantinople set in brilliants. An
trade was also given to enable Sir Charles and
Lady Dixie to see the treasure and the palaces;
and il il did not. said the Father of the Faithful
cover everything. further facilities would be
granted.
IT Is REPORTED that preparations are being
made for transferring the remains of DIR. Mach
tigal, the apostle of Prince Bisnarck's colonial
policy from Cape PalmaS. on the Slave coast.
where they were first inferred, to CAMERON, the
scene Of the doctors first exploits as an annexa-
zionist. This transference would seem q have
been prompted by the recent complaints of Ger
man travellers about the neglect, and even desc
Grafton, of DR.. Nachtigals present place of
burial There is a movement for erecting fit
ting monument to his memory on the African
coast, but il is uncertain where it will oe raised,